Synonyms for heat up
heat up

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1. heat, hot up, heat upverb

   gain heat or get hot

   "The room heated up quickly"

   Synonyms:
   fire up, wake, heat, screw up, inflame, hop up, soup up, hot up, ignite, stir up

2. heat, heat upverb

   make hot or hotter

   "the sun heats the oceans"; "heat the water on the stove"

   Synonyms:
   fire up, wake, heat, screw up, inflame, hot up, ignite, stir up

3. heat up, hot up, screw upverb

   make more intense

   "Emotions were screwed up"

   Synonyms:
   mishandle, spoil, bobble, bungle, bollocks, hot up, bollix, muff, bodge, flub, hop up, foul up, fumble, botch up, fluff, ball up, screw up, soup up, louse up, mess up, blow, bollix up, botch, muck up, bumble, bollocks up, heat

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1. Kate Carr:

   A car can heat up about 19 degrees in as little as 10 minutes, and we've seen heat stroke deaths recorded when the temperature is in the 60s.

2. Vicente Garcia:

   Nobody wants to get arrested now when things are about to heat up.

3. Jason Collins:

   We love to cook pumpkin pies, but it is even better to have bite-sized treats, best of all, you can make this in 30 minutes on the grill, and you don't have to heat up the kitchen while everything else is cooking.

4. Ryan Helbach:

   The engine basically melted because it got so hot, they didn’t actively cool it. So for our program, we actively cooled the engine, which means that along the outside of the engine, we cycled the fuel around it to suck out the heat from the engine, heat up that fuel, and then inject it into the combustor for the scramjet engine.

5. Seema Shah:

   The Chinese government believes that President Trump is desperate for a deal before the end of the year, when the race for the presidential election will really heat up, trump's latest comments are a ploy to regain the upper hand in these negotiations.